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Old 12-04-2010, 04:52 PM
sjhurlbut sjhurlbut is offline
 
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Default Panel overhaul

I recently finished updating my panel. The original plan was just to add the Trutrak EFIS SG and get rid of the HSI. One thing led to another a 5 weeks later it has a complete new electrical system including switches, CBs, fuses, avionics harness (including autopilot). The only wires not changed in the aircraft were the antenna wires.

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Old 12-04-2010, 05:17 PM
Bill Dicus Bill Dicus is offline
 
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Default Upgrade

That's a great panel! Let us know what it's like to fly IFR. Thanks for post and pics.
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